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Exploring how artificial intelligence is transforming the AEC industry and what it means for the future of your practice and our profession. Hosted by Aya Shlachter, founder and CEO of MGS Global Group.
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AI, Data, and Circular Design: Rethinking Architecture's Material Future with Christopher Bamborough (opens the original)
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What happens when architecture starts shifting from a profession built on forms and materials to one shaped by data, circularity, and AI? In this episode, host Aya Schlochter sits down with Dr. Christopher Bamborough, postdoctoral research fellow at the University of New South Wales and the ARC Centre for Next Generation Architectural Manufacturing, to explore how intelligent systems are changing the future of design practice. Chris shares how his path moved from architecture practice in the UK
AI Adoption for Architects: Better Practice, Not Just Faster Work with Annie Fergusson (opens the original)
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What if the biggest challenge in AI adoption isn't technology at all, but understanding people, culture, and practice? In this episode, host Aya Shlachter sits down with Annie Ferguson, Head of AI & Digital Innovation at DKO Architecture, to explore why most firms get AI adoption wrong, not because of the tools, but because of the people. Before leading one of Australia's most ambitious architecture AI transformations, Annie studied languages, conducted ethnographic research in rural Mexico, and
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